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Short nasal bone at 20 weeks

2023-09-16 12:59:58
Nasal bone at 20 weeks is 2.5 mm. All other parameters  normal in level II and level I scan. NIPT at 13 weeks was Normal. Nasal bone at 12 weeks was 2.3mm. NT was 1.12 mm. Do I need to worry and do any further testing.
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